Martina McBride Extends Tour Into The Fall

2 years ago

Martina McBride isn't ready to bring her "Everlasting" tour to a close. The country star has added over 30 more dates to the trek, which now extends into December. Martina is on the road in support of her most recent release, which lends its name to the trek.

"Everlasting" features the singer's versions of pop and R&B classics originally made famous by Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, and others. She says for the tour she's "worked hard to put together a show that is visually entertaining as well as very rich musically." Martina adds that her performance "takes the audience on a musical journey," which features a blend of these vintage covers with her own hits.

McBride's upcoming run includes two shows in Nashville - both of which are already sold out - as well as a two-night stand in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She'll also make three stops in Northeastern Canada. Martina's next show will be in Meridian, Mississippi on Thursday.

Martina McBride's "Everlasting" tour dates

August 28 - Meridian, Mississippi, at the MSU Riley Center for The Performing Arts August 29 - Forrest City, Arkansas, at the East Arkansas Community College Fine Arts Center August 30 - Lake Charles, Louisiana, at the L'Auberge Casino and Hotel August 31 - Nashville, Tennessee, at 3rd and Lindsley September 5 - Carmel, Indiana, at The Palladium September 6 - Wabash, Indiana, at the Honeywell Center September 11 - Deadwood, South Dakota, at the Deadwood Mountain Grand Event Center September 12 - Mahnomen, Minnesota, at the Shooting Star Casino September 13 - Waukegan, Illinois, at the Genesee Theater September 18 - Saratoga, California, at The Mountain Winery September 19 - Lincoln, California, at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort September 20 - Pomona, California, at the Los Angeles County Fair September 22 - San Diego, California, at the House of Blues September 25 - Midland, Texas, at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center September 26 - Durant, Oklahoma, at the Choctaw Event Center September 27 - San Antonio, Texas, at the Majestic Theatre October 2 - Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, at the Dartmouth Sportsplex October 3 - Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, at The Center at Casino New Brunswick October 4 - St Johns, Newfoundland, Canada, Mile One Centre October 9 - Westbury, New York, at the Theatre at Westbury October 10 - Albany, New York, at the Palace Theatre October 11 - Waterbury, Connecticut, at the Palace Theatre October 16 - Sarasota, Florida, at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall October 17 - Melbourne, Florida, at the King Center for the Performing Arts October 18 - Niceville, Florida, at the Mullett Festival October 24 - Athens, Georgia, at the Classic Center Theater November 1 - Nashville, Tennessee, at the Ryman Auditorium November 7 - Dearborn, Michigan, at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center November 8 - Dayton, Ohio, at the Schuster Center November 13 - Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, at Penn's Peak November 14 - Utica, New York, at The Stanley November 15 - Lynn, Massachusetts, at the Lynn Auditorium November 21 - Brookings, South Dakota, at the Swiftel Center November 29 - Kansas City, Missouri, at the Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland December 3 - Glenside, Pennsylvania, at the Keswick Theatre December 4 - Northfield, Ohio, at the Hard Rock Live December 5 - Red Bank, New Jersey, at the Count Basie Theatre December 11 & 12 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the Northern Lights Theatre December 13 - Omaha, Nebraska, at the Orpheum Theatre